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Building SOA-Based Composite Applications Using NetBeans IDE 6

By David Salter , Frank Jennings

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Enterprise Application Development
- Enterprise Application Development
- SOA and POA
- Introduction to Various BPEL Processes
- Composite Applications and JBI
- AirAlliance Company
- The Enterprise Stack
- Summary
Getting Started
- Getting Started
- Getting the Software
- Setting up the Environment
- NetBeans Projects
- Summary
Service Engines
- Service Engines
- Need for Java Business Integration (JBI)
- Enterprise Service Bus
- The Normalized Message Router
- Service Engine Life Cycle
- BPEL Service Engine
- Java EE Service Engine
- SQL Service Engine
- IEP Service Engine
- XSLT Service Engine
- Summary
Binding Components
- Binding Components
- Binding Components
- NetBeans Support for Binding Components
- File Binding Component
- SMTP Binding Component
- FTP Binding Component
- SOAP Binding Component
- JDBC Binding Component
- JMS Binding Component
- Other Binding Components
- Summary
BPEL Designer
- BPEL Designer
- BPEL for Business Process
- Understanding BPEL Projects
- BPEL Views
- Navigator Window
- A Simple Example
- BPEL 2.0 Elements
- BPEL Products and Vendors
- Summary
WSDL Editor
- WSDL Editor
- What is WSDL?
- Why WSDL?
- The Format of WSDL Documents
- NetBeans Support for Creating WSDL Documents
- NetBeans Support for Editing WSDL Documents
- Refactoring of WSDL Entities
- Building a Simple Contract First Web Service
- Summary
XML Schema Designer
- XML Schema Designer
- What are XML Schemas?
- NetBeans Support for XML Schema Documents
- Uses of Elements
- XML Schema Design Patterns
- Summary
Intelligent Event Processor
- Intelligent Event Processor
- Need for Event Processing Tools
- IEP Service Engine
- Continuous Query Language (CQL)
- The IEP Editor and Palette
- Operators Input and Output Types
- Testing IEP Projects
- Summary
Handling Events
- Handling Events
- Fault Handling Within WSDL Documents
- BPEL Handlers
- Summary
Building a Sample Application
- Building a Sample Application
- About the Sample Application
- Getting Started
- Creating a Composite Application
- Part A - The Approach
- Part B — Using Multiple Partners
- Part C — Writing to File
- Part D — Sending JMS Messages
- Part E — Conditions and Sequence
- Part F — Sending Mails
- Part G— Event Processing
- Summary
Composite Applications
- Composite Applications
- Role of Composite Applications
- NetBeans Project Types
- Workspace
- Non-Hierarchical Model
- Summary